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San Diego, CA
Joined July 2018
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Outsiders who’ve kept saying he should transition to starter simply have ignored that he doesn’t want to do it
Adrian Morejon drawing interest as a starter but prefers to remain a reliever, per @WillSammon.
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We can all agree this was the best moment of the postseason right?
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Freddy 🪼 retweeted
I ain't reading all that Here is 2 Minutes of Trevor Bauer allowing home runs
Here’s the facts of this situation: 1) It was pouring rain and the mound was extremely wet. You could see 6 inch slash marks where my cleats were slipping every pitch. That’s what I was pointing to. 2) I asked for drying agent to be put on the mound so it was safe to pitch in the second inning. The umpire crew obliged and fixed the mound and I had no complaints in the second inning. 3) it started raining significantly harder in the third inning. By the time I took the mound for the third, the drying agent from the second was soaked. I calmly asked to have more drying agent applied because the mound was not safe to pitch on. 4) the umpire crew refused to put drying agent on the mound again. I asked my manager and pitching coach to help translate and told them it was not safe to pitch. They agreed and asked the crew to just apply drying agent again. The crew again refused. 5) I threw warmup pitches. I visibly slipped on multiple of them. I again said it was not safe to pitch. The umpires again refused to put drying agent on the mound and said we had to start the inning. 6) I threw 4 pitches. I slipped on every one. I nearly fell over on one because my foot slipped 6 inches. I had no idea where the ball was going because my feet were slipping all over the place. That is not safe for the hitter and that is not safe for me as the pitcher. I pleaded after every pitch to apply drying agent. The umpire refused. 7) after the fourth pitch I refused to throw any more pitches because I was not willing to tear a hamstring or groin or knee in those conditions. So finally the umpire crew asked the grounds crew to apply drying agent. At the same time, they correctly decided it was raining way too hard to continue playing so they pulled the tarp. 8) we had about 90 minutes of delay. When the grounds crew pulled the tarp off the field and looked at the mound, they said they needed 45 minutes just to get it in playable condition. So decide what you want about the situation, but those are the facts. And I have all of this in the vlog, which will be out in a couple of days, so everyone can hear for themselves what was going on.
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Woke up with 54 seats and Mississippi in overtime
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.@charliekirk11 live reaction
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and DONT FORGET, when the Big Ugly Bill starts in January, IT WAS NOT THE DEMOCRATS!!!!!!!!!!!!! cause yall seem to forget how start dates work
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good morning chat
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Genuinely WHO is this guys source man 😭😭😭
Sources in DC tell me Paxton is cooked Talarico is taking Texas.
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it’s coming
TRUMP CANCELS PUBLIC APPEARANCES
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6 hours since musk tweeted
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The entire Democratic Party owes a massive debt of gratitude to Zohran Mamdani. Before his rapid rise, the party was largely rudderless, suffering from a loss of direction, momentum, and self-confidence. By drifting away from the working class, the party naturally saw voters walk away in response. Mamdani single-handedly corrected the course, bringing vital energy, ideological clarity, and an authentic connection back to the very people who had been left behind. Without his influence, the party’s current standing would look very different.
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I’m going to save this tweet forever if anyone ever says that again
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All the “your vote doesn’t matter” people look stupid as fuck
Democrat Scott Colom is 28 votes ahead of Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi's U.S. Senate race, with 96.6% of expected votes counted.
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Abdul El-Sayed after actually winning by 7..
Gimme three months and his golf buddies in Florida wouldn’t even vote for him. I’ll smoke him by 7. Bet on it.
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Bro let the choppa sing omg
Senator Abdul’s going after everyone.
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If Colom pulls this off, he’ll become an overnight star. He has the juice and will have been responsible for the biggest upset of the cycle (and in recent memory).
I walked the Trump rally line to listen, not make assumptions. I talked with voters, asked questions and heard what matters to them. When I'm elected, I'll represent all 82 counties and every Mississippian, no matter who they voted for. That's what being your senator means. #MississippiMatters
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LEFTIES OF BASEBALL TWITTER HOW ARE WE FEELING
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how they already summoned someone as cold as mamdani 😭😭
Abdul El-Sayed to JD Vance: JD, habibi, there is this delicious irony in the fact that you're constitutionally obligated to swear me in in January.
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this prop is getting voted No in places with zero billionaires and zero future billionaires
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PRAY. SHOW UP. PRAY. VOTE. PRAY. TPAction.com/polls
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